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2026 Survey Calendar

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Compensation Survey The ILTA 2026 Compensation Survey Results Report helps make informed decisions about compensation, budgeting, and workforce planning.
Based on responses from 197 law firms, the report provides benchmarks for technology and operations roles in the legal sector, examining salary ranges, variable pay, target bonuses, and benefits practices. It includes detailed benchmarks where participation supports them, along with directional insights for emerging positions.		 -- Click here →
Tech Survey The Tech Survey provides substantive data against which you can benchmark your organization's technology implementations and future plans. The 2026 survey reports the input of 508 firms representing over 139,000 lawyers and approximately 275,000 total users. Annual Click here →
DEI Belonging + Engagement Survey The DEIC wants to hear about your perceptions of ILTA's efforts to support diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. Your individual feedback is key. Triennial Click here →
Mental Health Survey  This survey examines mental well-being, resilience, stress experiences, treatment access, workplace culture, and support needs among legal support and business professionals. It is intended to identify patterns of strain, barriers to assistance, and organizational conditions associated with better or worse mental health outcomes. Biennial Click here →
2026 ILTA Compensation Survey Results Report

2026 Compensation Survey

The ILTA 2026 Compensation Survey Results Report examines broad salary and compensation trends across the legal industry. Response levels support reliable findings for many established roles, while limited data for emerging innovation and AI positions is included in the appendices as directional—not benchmark—guidance.

Complimentary

Participants
For those who participated in the 2026 Compensation Survey.

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$2,500

Non-Participating Members
For ILTA members who did not participate in the 2026 Compensation Survey.

$15,000

Non-Participating Non-Members
For those who did not participate in the survey and are not yet ILTA members.

Interested in membership? Contact membership@iltanet.org.

2026 Technology Survey

2026 Technology Survey

The Tech Survey provides substantive data against which you can benchmark your organization's technology implementations and future plans. The 2026 survey reports the input of 508 firms representing over 139,000 lawyers and approximately 275,000 total users.

Executive Summary: A high-level report showing our most pertinent findings, the Tech Survey Executive Summary is available to everyone!

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Complimentary

Advanced Purchasers & Participant Firms+
For participants, ILTA Sponsors (paid 2026 ILTA365, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Titanium, and ILTAMAX), Corporate Members, and those who pre-purchased the survey.

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$500

Non-Participating Member Firms
For ILTA member firms that did not participate in the 2026 Tech Survey.

$800

Non-Participating Non-Member Firms
For firms that did not participate in the 2026 Tech Survey and are not yet ILTA members.

Interested in membership? Contact membership@iltanet.org.

2026 Belonging and Engagement Survey

2026 Belonging + Engagement Survey

The DEIC wants to hear about your perceptions of ILTA's efforts to support diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. Your individual feedback is key.

2026 Mental Health Survey

2026 Mental Health Survey

This survey examines mental well-being, resilience, stress experiences, treatment access, workplace culture, and support needs among legal support and business professionals. It is intended to identify patterns of strain, barriers to assistance, and organizational conditions associated with better or worse mental health outcomes.